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Stay in-the-know with all the latest health news for your cat. Healthy Paws offers a variety of resources to keep your cat happy and healthy.
Treating Ringworm in Your Home
August 28th, 2018 by Healthy PawsRingworm is not actually a worm, but rather a fungus (dermatophytosis) that is very popular among cats, and can spread to humans and even other domesticated animals. Ringworm in cats and dogs presents with patchy red spots, usually circular, and sometimes bald areas on the head, chest, back, and legs on cats (severe infections can… Read More
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Treating Ringworm in Your Home
08/28/2018 by Healthy PawsRingworm is not actually a worm, but rather a fungus (dermatophytosis) that is very popular among cats, and can spread to humans and even other domesticated animals. Ringworm in cats and dogs presents with patchy red spots, usually circular, and sometimes bald areas on the head, chest, back, and legs on cats (severe infections can… Read More
August 28th, 2018 by Healthy Paws -
Does My Cat Think I’m Its Mother?
08/24/2018 by Cuteness TeamIf you’ve lived with a cat, then you know that cats consider your home their home. Cats do what they want as they wander about, and you might wonder why. The answer is actually cuter than you think. Our cats treat us as equals as opposed to a totally different species. According to recent studies,… Read More
August 24th, 2018 by Cuteness Team -
The Importance of Spay & Neuter Programs
08/17/2018 by Colleen WilliamsMany pet parents know the importance of spaying or neutering their own pet, and frequently assume pets at the shelter level are being spayed or neutered. But have you wondered why? We spoke with our friends at Pawsitive Alliance, an organization that not only helps “less desirable” pets get adopted with their Why Not Me?… Read More
August 17th, 2018 by Colleen Williams -
Wildfire Safety for Pets
08/16/2018 by Colleen WilliamsAs a Washington-based company, Healthy Paws has been very cognizant of the wildfires affecting California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and into Canada. Almost daily, the news reminds us of poor air quality as well as evacuation plans should you be in harm’s way. Naturally, our thoughts go straight to our families – and that includes our… Read More
August 16th, 2018 by Colleen Williams -
Do Cats Enjoy Listening to Music?
08/16/2018 by Wendy Rose GouldIn your many years perusing the internet, we can pretty much guarantee you’ve come across that meme with a keyboard-playing cat, in which an orange feline happily plays a catchy tune with a satisfied look on its face (the original video has over 52 million views, by the way). There are countless other videos involving… Read More
August 16th, 2018 by Wendy Rose Gould -
Why Do Cats Bunny Kick?
08/13/2018 by Healthy PawsWhile cat behavior seems like it’s a mystery, there can be reasons for their wild and weird activities! We wanted to learn about the (adorable) bunny-like behavior cats often exhibit with new cat toys: bunny kicking, and why cats bunny kick in the first place. Is bunny kicking an act of playfulness or a sign of… Read More
August 13th, 2018 by Healthy Paws -
Cancer and Cats: Misty’s Story
08/07/2018 by Colleen WilliamsTo pet parents, a cancer diagnosis is scary, and it can escalate quickly. Cancer is a disease caused by the rapid division of cells that often form masses or tumors in various parts of the animal. While it mainly occurs in older pets, it almost feels like no animal is immune, and can be found in almost every… Read More
August 7th, 2018 by Colleen Williams -
Is Tea Tree Oil Safe for Dogs (and Cats)?
08/06/2018 by Wendy Rose GouldNo, undiluted tea tree oil is not safe for dogs or cats. You shouldn’t use tea tree oil on or around your pets unless it’s been professionally formulated, diluted, and thus proven safe. Even then you must monitor your pet closely, and we recommend avoiding the use of the ingredient altogether. Call your vet immediately… Read More
August 6th, 2018 by Wendy Rose Gould -
Worms in Cats & Kittens
07/25/2018 by Heather BurdoCats can become host to several types of intestinal parasites, which are referred to as worms. Infestations can cause an array of symptoms such as weight loss, diarrhea, bloody stool, worms visible in the stool, coughing, constipation, and bloating. Possible Types of Worms in Cats Unfortunately, there are multiple types of worms that can affect… Read More
July 25th, 2018 by Heather Burdo
